LIVE WEBINAR SPECIAL EVENT WITH LOTTY ROBERTS
Change and the F Word
4th May 10am NZST, 8am AEST | 3rd May 6pm EDT | 10pm GMT
How to navigate the emotional change rollercoaster
Emotions matter and define our experiences throughout life, including during change. This practical and interactive, 90 minute webinar will help you formulate tailored actions to create the emotional culture that will help you land and embed change better. Lotty will get you thinking about how you want people impacted by change to feel (and not feel) and think about how you cultivate the desired feelings but minimise the undesired feelings.
Learn How To
Use The Emotional Culture Deck to lead your people and teams through change in a more human-centered way.
Learn How To
Create a more positive change experience by using the ECD to build a Change Culture Canvas that will ensure you get intentional about how you honour and recognise emotions during change.
Learn How To
Run a simple change leadership activity using The ECD to nudge empathy and awareness within your leaders.
About our speaker - Lotty Roberts
Lotty is one of only three Specialist Elephant Riders in the world. She's run 30+ Emotional Culture Deck workshops over the past 18 months.
Lotty is a forward thinker in the field of Change Management, Emotional Culture and Leadership, with over 20 years’ experience leading and coaching people through large scale change and transformation programmes. During her career Lotty has had lots of hands on experience focusing on the mindset of change as well as what makes leaders great and teams thrive.
As the Founding Director of ‘Mind U’, her mission is to create more compassionate, mindful leaders and organisations that enable and empower their people to lead, navigate and embrace change mindfully. Lotty approaches this by bringing her leadership and change experience together with her work focusing on human behaviour and emotional literacy in the workplace and her skills as registered Mindfulness based Stress Reduction Teacher.
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